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Principal: 94% of MDHS students use Advance Opportunity funds for dual credit

McCall‑Donnelly Joint School District Board · January 12, 2026
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Summary

Principal BJ Sorensen told the board 94% of high‑school students use Advance Opportunity funds (each student receives $4,625 over their career) for dual credit, workforce training and exam costs; Launch program funds are separate.

Principal BJ Sorensen presented district statistics on dual credit utilization, reporting that 94% of high school students are using Advance Opportunity funds to pay for dual credit courses, workforce training and exam costs.

The meeting record states each district student receives $4,625 during their school career to use for these purposes and clarifies that Launch program funds are distinct from Advance Opportunity money and are intended for post‑graduate programming. Trustees received the report as part of the 'Reports' agenda item; no follow‑up motions were recorded.